Triumph
By Design NAPLES FLORAL DESIGN
BY MICHAEL CAMP
of quality and service that goes unmatched in the Na- ples area. The boutique flower salon has received the SWFL Choice Award in the “Best Florist” category for the past six years in a row, and it only takes one visit through the front door to see why. It’s almost impossible to leave empty-handed. Michael and his family are active members of Liv-
ing Word Family Church and are well known for their generous contributions to organizations that care about people in the community. He is a member of the Above Board Chamber of Florida, a regular supporter and un- derwriter of WAYFM 89.5 Christian radio and active in several business groups in Naples. Listening to stories about his first flower shop as a
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teenager or his 10 years as a top florist in Boca Raton, it’s impossible to miss the infectious enthusiasm Michael has for his work. “I grew up at a time when my life could have easily taken me the other way, but God spoke into my heart
hen Michael Longo brought his flower shop from Boca to Naples in
2009, he felt inspired to build a business based on Christian principles and service in the community. A believer and an “archi- tect of natural botanicals,” Michael's unique sense of style and design has always been a large part of what makes Naples Floral Design an award-winning favorite in south- west Florida. But he believes it’s his faith and commitment to Christ that makes him successful. Located in the Bed, Bath and Beyond
Plaza at Pine Ridge and Airport Pulling Road, Naples Floral Design provides a level
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“We deliver your deepest emotions.”
and I’ve followed that call ever since. That was more than 30 years and several flower shops ago, and I’m still at it. It’s all about giving and gratitude toward my neighbors. That’s what Naples Floral Design is all about. It is a bless- ing to do what I do.”
Michael admits that weddings are a favorite for him, and Naples Floral Design’s reputa-
tion for excellence and service continues to grow each year. Whether it’s a soon-to-be bride with wedding plans or a customer needing a sympathy giſt, Michael’s personal touch with each of his customers is always professional and warm. Many of his customers have also become his friends, and he cares about them. “Sharing flowers with people makes them happy and comforts them in the hard times,
too,” Michael says as he works with the roses and orchids on his work bench. “This is what God wants me to do.” The slogan over his door is something he takes seriously: “We deliver your deepest emotions.” Michael Longo wouldn’t have it any other way. Chances are he’s doing that right now.
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